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A friend took this picture of me filling up on the trip home...

Buying used. The Stroppe was at Midway Chevy in Phoenix and the Heritage Edition Limited was at Courtesy Volvo in Scottsdale I ended up with the HEL

Agreed

Well just getting to town can be an adventure (especially in winter or monsoon season) as we are down 10 miles of dirt road outside a town of just 3400 people

Was at Courtesy VW when I bought i.

I am going to add the HOSS 3.0 setup from Ford to my recently purchased 2 door HEL and was wondering if an owner adds a winch and carries tools/etc in back would the 4 door shocks work better than the 2 door versions. What are the differences between the 2 and 4 door versions?

I didn't try try rotating so will give that a try later.

Your wife let you open her purse to verify?

Which can also be a bad thing when the right retard works on the vehicle. A woman brought her vehicle into a friend of mine's shop after her friend had worked on it. That "friend" had simply used the cotter pin (NO NUT) to hold one of the steering ball joints in place.

I DEFINITELY preferred the look of this over the Stroppe but was wanting the HOSS 3.0 and digital cluster so was tempted. I could have got the 25 Stroppe for just $4K above the cost of the HEL. When I get the settlement check I'm going to add the HOSS 3.0 Fox shocks and am just going to live...

Just tried and unless there is some secret trick to it, I can't get the gunners hatch out due to the roof rack

Had kids in my 1973

2 door is the ONLY way to go Had Ford only offered the 6G in 4 doors I would NEVER have bought one

Unfortunately stroke after affects and onset of dementia aren't compatible to trail rides. She is now legally blind as well so can't even appreciate the looks of the bronco

Preferably with the matching skid plate. I'm in northeast Arizona but could make the drive to the Flagstaff or Phoenix area for the right deal.

I like that this has much thicker leather on the seats then my Wildtrak did, Wildtrak's were like something a skirt might be made from while the HEL's are more akin to a jacket

Unfortunately with my wife's physical and mental condition I likely won't be doing much trail running any more.

It's the only reason I put up with the dealer's crap during the purchase. It was literally the only one in that color available I could find and was a few thousand cheaper then any of the Robins Egg Blue or Yellowstone versions for sale . Had to make the 4 hour (each way) drive to Scottsdale...

Had less than 7K miles on the odometer and was bought to replace the Wildtrak that was totaled. Quick process by State Farm as Wildtak was wrecked on the 3rd of June and I was able to buy this yesterday the 13th. Filling her up on the way home

Back in the day the older brother of my rhen teenaged daughter's friend had a CJ5 with a 401 in it. When he stomped the gas it would try to swap ends.